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And she knew that she would find a receptive partner in whatever she wanted to try, so that gives you more courage to go farther.Įvans: Completely. Hall: Listen to you! Whatever it was, we kept trying things and trying things, and what it does is give you courage and a safety net, so I knew that whatever I wanted to try, Judi would be there. They were like, “Okay, run,” and she’s such a great running partner. We just found a really good rhythm together and just really enjoyed it.

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It’s a whole new world on the outside, and so they became even closer.ĭigest: Those first scenes you did together where Hattie is waiting for Bonnie in the meeting room looked really fun and full of energy.Įvans: I think fun doesn’t even begin to describe it. I know Bonnie’s never really had anybody who’s got her back, so I think it meant a lot to her meeting someone that she clicked with. You don’t know why or how, and then you’ve got someone who’s got your back. Sometimes, when you meet someone, you just click. She was a wheeler dealer her whole life, and in prison had to learn a whole new pecking order.

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You don’t want your meatloaf, get over it.” So, she had cracked the code on how to survive prison, and then she met Bonnie.Įvans: It’s the same with Bonnie. Hall: I found Hattie ages ago because she’s been around for a long time - but she was suddenly in prison and trying to figure out who she was in prison, and it turned out she was a wheeler dealer, and she figured out that if she was in the kitchen, she can own the world. We’re just going to be off camera, social friends.Įvans: We started out as distant cousins and became soul sistahs.ĭigest: What was the process in finding both Hattie and Bonnie and how they related to each other for you both?

We just decided we’re going to be friends now. We’re more grateful to be in the job, but when you have multiple scenes together, you end up in a dressing room pounding lines, discussing, and suddenly things come up that you never knew about somebody, and then you bond through that. Hall: We’re all easy to get along with and we all like working together. Judi Evans: Absolutely! I don’t think I’ve had this much fun with someone and in a story at the same time ever.Įvans: I was so excited to be working with Dee, and then she made all my dreams come true.Įvans (laughs): Oh, that does, huh? But in a good way!ĭigest: How did you form such a tight bond? We bonded over the characters and how much fun we were having and the creative process, and then it turned into great social fun! We hadn’t really spent much time together before this, and then I think it’s fair to say we didn’t know each other terribly well, and it was just, as they say, the beginning of a beautiful friendship. What did you think when you heard that you would be working together after all these years?ĭeidre Hall: I was so thrilled, I could not wait. Soap Opera Digest: Let’s go back to the beginning. To view the original article, click here.

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